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    <p>On 06/07/2012 03:36 PM, <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:neil2@ansergis.net">neil2@ansergis.net</a> wrote:

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        cite="mid:abbe9988f5a0e8607f3f88b9157f074a@ansergis.net"

        type="cite">Hi,

        <br>

        <br>

        Thanks for the replies, very helpful.

        <br>

        <br>

        Looks like I will be going for Ubuntu VMs for Q-GIS, but a full

        seperate windows boot for Arc and Manifold.

      </blockquote>

    </p>

    <p><br>

    </p>

    <p>In that case, may I suggest you give the OSGeo LiveDVD a try? You

      can be up and running with a full blown Xubuntu system (12.04 to

      be coming soon), pre-installed with all the GIS goodies, in no

      time.<br>

    </p>

    <p>

      <blockquote

        cite="mid:abbe9988f5a0e8607f3f88b9157f074a@ansergis.net"

        type="cite">

        <br>

        I assume I can reference any drive on the machine from Ubunto

        regardless of whether it is in a Windows file system or the Mac

        file system (i.e. so I can do part of the work such as output

        cartography in Arc/Manifold)?

      </blockquote>

    </p>

    <p><br>

    </p>

    <p>Yes, using i.e. Virtualbox to run your VM, you can define "Shared

      folders" which are directories on your host machine to be

      accessible from within the VM. (Don't know about sharing from a

      Mac)</p>

    <p><br>

    </p>

    <p>-- </p>

    <p>Micha<br>

    </p>

    <p>

      <blockquote

        cite="mid:abbe9988f5a0e8607f3f88b9157f074a@ansergis.net"

        type="cite">

        <br>

        Thanks again,

        <br>

        <br>

        Neil

        <br>

        <br>

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             1. Re: What hardware for QGIS (Harald Hofmann)

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          Date: Fri, 01 Jun 2012 08:00:06 +1000

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          From: Harald Hofmann <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:harald.hofmann@monash.edu"><harald.hofmann@monash.edu></a>

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          Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] What hardware for QGIS

          <br>

          Message-ID: <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:4FC7E9E6.70103@monash.edu"><4FC7E9E6.70103@monash.edu></a>

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          Hi Neil,

          <br>

          I run QGIS on an iMac i3 (12GB RAM) and on a MacBook Pro i7

          (8GB RAM).

          <br>

          Both work fine.

          <br>

          Installation is super easy. Just follow William Kyngesburye's

          <br>

          instructions as Lee has already mentioned.

          <br>

          <br>

          I think, and I am neither a GIS nor a QGIS specialist (just a

          very

          <br>

          limited user), combining QGIS with GRASS gives you the same

          range of

          <br>

          functionality as ArcGIS has.

          <br>

          Again, I am not a hard core GIS person but I used it a bit for

          spatial

          <br>

          modelling of hydrogeological and hydrological projects.

          <br>

          The GRASS installation is very easy on a Mac, too (again,

          follow

          <br>

          William's instructions ... Thanks William!!!)

          <br>

          <br>

          I also had run an ArcView version 9.3 on a virtual computer

          (on the

          <br>

          iMac) using VirtualBox and Windows XP with a memory allocation

          of 4GB.

          <br>

          That also worked fine without any issues. It certainly depends

          also on

          <br>

          what you want to do. I am not sure about ArcInfo and a Dongle

          <br>

          compatibility, referring to Lee's answer.

          <br>

          <br>

          There is only one thing that I don't like that much with QGIS,

          which is

          <br>

          making and editing good looking maps for presentations or

          publication.

          <br>

          It seems a bit clunky to me (e.g. scale issues between QGIS

          desktop and

          <br>

          map composer, rotation of labels (I have managed it but it

          took me

          <br>

          forever to find out how), etc.).

          <br>

          It is absolutely likely that I don't know all the tricks and

          tweaks how

          <br>

          to use it but this process seems to be a bit easier in Arc. I

          usually

          <br>

          export the map and do the fine editing in a graphics software;

          however,

          <br>

          it sometimes becomes a bit cumbersome when there is lots to

          edit that

          <br>

          potentially could be done much easier by editing a layer in

          the GIS.

          <br>

          (to all the others, please comment on that. I want to learn 

          ... )

          <br>

          <br>

          Hope that helps,

          <br>

          <br>

          Cheers,

          <br>

          Harald

          <br>

          <br>

          <br>

          <br>

          On 1/06/12 01:41, Lee Hachadoorian wrote:

          <br>

          <blockquote type="cite">Hi Neil,

            <br>

            <br>

            I'm not a Mac user, so these partial answers are based on

            running QGIS

            <br>

            on Ubuntu Linux and also running ArcGIS in a VM.

            <br>

            <br>

            On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 4:56 AM,<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:neil2@ansergis.net"><neil2@ansergis.net></a> 

            wrote:

            <br>

            <blockquote type="cite">Hello,

              <br>

              <br>

              I am just getting to know QGIS having taken a brief two

              day overview course

              <br>

              at GISRUK 2012 and realised that it really is becoming a

              practical

              <br>

              alternative to Arc.

              <br>

              One of the many attractions of it is the possibility to

              also escape from

              <br>

              windows.

              <br>

              <br>

              So I am looking at buying an Apple Mac and was hoping for

              some advice :

              <br>

              <br>

              a) What are the limits to the resources that QGIS can

              realistically use

              <br>

              (i.e. in the same way that ArcMap is still pretty much

              stuck with single

              <br>

              core 32bit processing so there isn't much point sticking

              16Gig of memory in

              <br>

              a machine running it).

              <br>

              <br>

              b) If I do go with Mac, am I better to install the Mac

              version of QGIS or

              <br>

              run Linux also.

              <br>

            </blockquote>

            Installation on Linux is *probably* more straightforward.

            For

            <br>

            installing on Mac, one of my students found

            <br>

            <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.kyngchaos.com/software/qgis">http://www.kyngchaos.com/software/qgis</a> helpful. The only

            reason I can

            <br>

            think of to run QGIS in Linux instead of Mac is if you

            expect to be

            <br>

            regularly working with other Linux software and don't want

            to keep

            <br>

            switching OSes. I would definitely try it on Mac first if

            that's your

            <br>

            preferred OS.

            <br>

            <br>

            <blockquote type="cite">c) As I am unlikely to entirely

              escape ESRI, has anyone experience of

              <br>

              running ArcGIS on a windows simulator? (i.e. do I need to

              divide my

              <br>

              resources between two machines).

              <br>

            </blockquote>

            ArcGIS runs fine in a VM. You may run into problems if you

            need to run

            <br>

            a version like ArcInfo that requires a hardware dongle for

            <br>

            authentication. I've only been using a version requiring an

            <br>

            alphanumeric key. A coworker who tried to get ArcInfo

            running on a

            <br>

            Windows XP guest on a Fedora host eventually just gave up.

            <br>

            <br>

            You do have to divide your resources between machines, but

            given how

            <br>

            much RAM most machines come with these days, that's usually

            not much

            <br>

            of a problem (until you start talking about running multiple

            guest

            <br>

            OSes simultaneously). If you still have access to WinXP, I

            would

            <br>

            consider running Arc on that because of the minimal resource

            <br>

            requirements. 1-2 GB of RAM is all you will need (and you

            could get by

            <br>

            on<1 GB of RAM) assuming the guest OS isn't running

            anything other

            <br>

            than Arc. Make sure to dedicate some of your video memory to

            the guest

            <br>

            OS.

            <br>

            <br>

            <blockquote type="cite">d) On the course we ran the linux

              version of QGIS on a virtual machine. This

              <br>

              has some attractions in terms of managing various clients

              projects. But what

              <br>

              are the performance issues?

              <br>

              <br>

              Process wise I am likely to need to cover the gamut, from

              straightforward

              <br>

              overlay to process models, 3D graphics and visualisation.

              <br>

            </blockquote>

            At my job I run QGIS in an Ubuntu VM on a Windows host

            (giving it 4

            <br>

            out of 12GB of RAM). I haven't noticed any performance

            issues. The

            <br>

            things that are typically slow elsewhere, e.g. multiple

            layers with

            <br>

            many (1000s) features, are still slow, but everything else

            performs

            <br>

            the same as a "real" OS of the same specifications.

            <br>

            <br>

            Best,

            <br>

            --Lee

            <br>

            <br>

          </blockquote>

          <br>

          <br>

          --

          <br>

          Harald Hofmann

          <br>

          Research Fellow PhD - Hydrogeology

          <br>

          School of Geosciences - Monash University

          <br>

          Wellington Rd, Clayton, Victoria 3800

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          the program committee is pleased to announce an extension of

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          Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2012 10:31:22 +0100

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          Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Query Layer / Rule Based Rendering

          Problem

          <br>

          Message-ID:

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          To update this post,

          <br>

          <br>

          I have compared the project file code for both the layer that

          works and

          <br>

          the layer that doesn't and I have found differences in the

          <br>

          customproperties section. This section does not exist in the

          layer that

          <br>

          works - it only exists for the layer that I copied the style

          for.

          <br>

          Removing it makes the layer show on the map.

          <br>

          <br>

          <customproperties>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling" value="pal"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/addDirectionSymbol"

          <br>

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/bufferColorB"

          value="255"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/bufferColorG"

          value="255"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/bufferColorR"

          value="255"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/bufferSize"

          value="1"/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty0" value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty1" value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty10"

          <br>

          value="16"/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty11"

          <br>

          value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty12"

          <br>

          value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty13"

          <br>

          value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty14"

          <br>

          value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty2" value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty3" value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty4" value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty5" value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty6" value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty7" value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty8" value=""/>

          <br>

                          <property

          key="labeling/dataDefinedProperty9"

          <br>

          value="15"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/decimals"

          value="0"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/dist"

          value="0"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/distInMapUnits"

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/enabled"

          value="true"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/fieldName"

          value="number"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/fontFamily"

          value="MS Shell Dlg

          <br>

          2"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/fontItalic"

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/fontSize"

          value="8.25"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/fontSizeInMapUnits"

          <br>

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/fontStrikeout"

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/fontUnderline"

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/fontWeight"

          value="50"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/formatNumbers"

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/isExpression"

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/labelPerPart"

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/mergeLines"

          value="false"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/minFeatureSize"

          value="0"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/obstacle"

          value="true"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/placement"

          value="1"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/placementFlags"

          value="0"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/plussign"

          value="true"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/priority"

          value="5"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/scaleMax"

          value="0"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/scaleMin"

          value="0"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/textColorB"

          value="0"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/textColorG"

          value="0"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/textColorR"

          value="0"/>

          <br>

                          <property key="labeling/wrapChar"

          value=""/>

          <br>

          <br>

          Using QGIS 1.8.0 on Windows 7

          <br>

          <br>

          James

          <br>

          <br>

          <br>

          James Stott BSc (Hons) MSc | Senior Professional

          <br>

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          Stott

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          Sent: 31 May 2012 16:22

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          Subject: [Qgis-user] Query Layer / Rule Based Rendering

          Problem

          <br>

          <br>

          I have created a query in the DB Manager SQL Window (data is

          in a

          <br>

          PostGIS database). The query is then added to the map as a

          layer.

          <br>

          <br>

          I copy the style from another layer (rule based style), paste

          it to my

          <br>

          query layer and the polygons disappear from the map and QGIS

          gives a

          <br>

          nextFeature() without select() error. This also happens if I

          apply a qml

          <br>

          style file to the layer.

          <br>

          <br>

          If I change the styles back to Single Symbol they do not come

          back. I

          <br>

          can see the records in the Attribute table, and I can select

          them and

          <br>

          zoom to them on the map, I just cannot see them.

          <br>

          <br>

          I have to re-add the query layer using the DB Manager SQL

          window again.

          <br>

          <br>

          It only seems to be the polygon layers that cause problems at

          the

          <br>

          moment.

          <br>

          <br>

          Does anyone know the cause of this?

          <br>

          <br>

          James

          <br>

          <br>

          James Stott BSc (Hons) MSc | Senior Professional Nicholas

          Pearson

          <br>

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          Message: 4

          <br>

          Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2012 02:46:27 -0700

          <br>

          From: Nathan Woodrow <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:madmanwoo@gmail.com"><madmanwoo@gmail.com></a>

          <br>

          To: James Stott <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:James.Stott@npaconsult.co.uk"><James.Stott@npaconsult.co.uk></a>,

          <br>

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          Cc: <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:qgis-developer@lists.osgeo.org">"qgis-developer@lists.osgeo.org"</a>

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          Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Query Layer / Rule Based Rendering

          Problem

          <br>

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          <br>

          I had this issue the other day when I used the Copy Style

          function.

          <br>

          Must be a bug. Can you fill a ticket for it.

          <br>

          <br>

          Nathan

          <br>

          <br>

          Sent from some fancy phone looking thingo

          <br>

          From: James Stott

          <br>

          Sent: 1/06/2012 7:31 PM

          <br>

          To: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org">qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org</a>

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          Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Query Layer / Rule Based Rendering

          Problem

          <br>

          To update this post,

          <br>

          <br>

          I have compared the project file code for both the layer that

          works and

          <br>

          the layer that doesn't and I have found differences in the

          <br>

          customproperties section. This section does not exist in the

          layer that

          <br>

          works - it only exists for the layer that I copied the style